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The Death of the Sons of Usuech. 163
We will go to Dunclalk
Where there is Cú of the crafts:
We will come to-morrow from the south
Together with the expert Cu."
296. Said Naisi in wrath
Unto Deirdre the sage, red-cheeked,
"Since there is no fear upon us,
We will not carry out thy counsel."
"Seldom (were) we ever before,
royal descendant of Rugraide!
Without our being in accord 1
1 and thou, Naisi!
304. On the day that Manannán and the enduring
Cú gave us a cup,
Thou wouldst not have been against me,
I say unto thee, Naisi!
On the day that thou tookest with thee
Me over Assaroe of the oars,
Thou wouldst not have been against me,
I say unto thee, Naisi!"
312. After those staves, they went forward by the shortest
way till they beheld Emain Macha before them. "I have a
sign for you," saith Deirdre, "if Conchobar is about to work
treachery or parricide upon you."
316. "What is that sign?" saith Naisi.
"If ye are let into the house wherein are Conchobar and
the nobles of Ulster, Conchobar is not about to do evil to you.
If ye are are put to the house of the Red-Branch and Concho-
bar (stays) in the house of Emain, treachery and guile will be
wrought be upon you."
**/ lit. on mé story of it.